Hi
On 2/3/14, 9:29 PM, Anatol Pomozov wrote:
> Hi
>> On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 11:26 AM, Anatol Pomozov
> <anatol.pomozov at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Hi everyone
>>> I would like to apply for a Arch Trusted User position. It is
>> sponsored by my co-worker and bright engineer David Reisner.
>>> My name is Anatol Pomozov, I grew up in Belarus but live in USA now. I
>> am an open-source enthusiast who uses Linux since about 2005. I've
>> been using several distros mostly Debian based. About 2.5 years ago,
>> when Ubuntu in-place upgrade killed my system once again, I've decided
>> to give a try to a rolling-release distro.
>>> I had heard that Arch was difficult to use and unstable so I've been
>> skeptical that Arch would survive at my computers for a long time. At
>> my surprise Arch installation was easy and system was fast and stable.
>> Documentation is clean and very helpful. And package manager is
>> *FAST*! Yeah! I fell in love with Arch from the very first day. A few
>> months later all my home computers were moved to Arch. And despite
>> that I usually do crazy experiments at my home machines I've never had
>> serious problems with Arch. Well, the only problem with Arch was in
>> systemd-207 that prevented my btrfs-root machine from booting.
>>> About a year ago I started playing more active role in Arch community.
>> I adopted a lot of broken and out-of-date packages. Currently I own
>> 350+ packages [1]. A lot of packages are for ruby gems that previously
>> were out-of-date or had broken dependencies. I improved existing
>> gem2arch tool [2] and it helps me with ruby packages herding.
>>>> At my day job I work on Linux kernel development/support at a large
>> server farm. My daily activity includes a lot of debugging,
>> performance profiling, code archaeology both for linux kernel and
>> in-house userspace code. Some of my linux changes went upstream, here
>> are few of them:
>>>https://lkml.org/lkml/2013/4/12/391>>http://marc.info/?l=linux-fsdevel&m=134750749009884&w=2>>https://lkml.org/lkml/2013/4/1/171>>> Google Chromebook developers reported that my last patch fixed one of
>> their top kernel crashes!
>>> Recently me and my 6 y/o son started learning microelectronics and
>> digital design. Maybe some day we'll create MIPS-like CPU.
>>>> Why do I want to become a TU? I like Arch and would like to keep it
>> improving. It means making packages better, participate in important
>> discussions that define where the distro moves.
>>> The short/mid terms plans for me are:
>> - move some of my aur packages to community: rethinkdb, codespell,
>> tup, mldonkey, v8. There are some other aur packages that I use and
>> would also like to see in [community]: fatsort, digital design related
>> tools, ...
>> - add android-sdk-* packages. Current AUR packages download binaries
>> and install binaries to /opt/bin. The binaries are 32-bit. Instead we
>> should build SDK from sources and provide proper 64/32-bit binaries.
>> This might be tricky as Android build system is complicated.
>> - request moving Apache to [community] and finally update this package to 2.4
>>> I can help with linux kernel issues, especially if they are related to
>> storage/block subsystem.
>>> I also have experience with Ruby. This is my favorite scripting
>> language that I use for 10 years now and I'll be glad to help with
>> Ruby in Arch as well.
>>> [1] aur.archlinux.org/packages/?SeB=m&K=anatolik
>> [2] https://github.com/anatol/gem2arch>> Dave asked me to share my public GPG key.
> Here it is http://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xB02854ED753E0F1F> The key is 753E0F1F
>
D'oh, gmail web UI ate my gpg signature. Let me sign it once again, this
time with Thunderbird.
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